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CIGNA v. AmaraERISA plan documents, summary plan descriptions, equitable relief, damages
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Bloomberg Markets' article on ERISABloomberg Markets' article from April, 2011, explains how ERISA, a statute designed to protect consumers, actually exploits them.
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James F. v. CIGNA Behavioral Health Inc.A health insurer abuses its discretion in denying residential treatment
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Testimony of Judge William Acker Before Senate Finance Committee
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DeBofsky Senate TestimonyTestimony of Mark DeBofsky before the U.S. Senate Finance Committee on 9/28/2010 about ERISA's deficiencies
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Murphy v. Deloitte & Touche Group Ins. Plan
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Blankenship v. MetLife
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Holmstrom v. MetLife
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Preliminary Injunction in C/HCA, et. al., v. Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield of UtahPreliminary Injunction
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Standard v. Morrison (9th Circuit opinion)Standard Ins. Co. v. Morrison
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Secretary of Labor amicus brief in Nicolas v. MCI HealthThe Secretary of Labor determines that forum selection clauses in ERISA plans are bad
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Garcia v. Best Buy StoresERISA, statute of limitations
Articles
- Posted on 05/17/2011 CIGNA v. Amara
- Posted on 03/29/2011 Bloomberg Markets' article on ERISA
- Posted on 12/24/2010 James F. v. CIGNA Behavioral Health Inc.
FAQs
- ?What information should be include when submitting the "Get Help Now" survey?
- ?How do you know if we are the right firm for your case?
- ?What is ERISA?
- ?How does ERISA protect my rights?
- ?Does ERISA do a good job of protecting consumers?
- ?Why is it important for hospitals and patients to work together when an insurance company denies or reduces a legitimate claim for healthcare?
- ?What is an ERISA Summary Plan Description?
- ?I have been awarded Social Security disability benefits. But the insurer of my disability policy has denied my claim. Can the insurer do that?
- ?When should I get a lawyer involved to help me?
- ?How long does it take for a claim to be resolved?
News
- Posted on 07/11/2019 Timothy D. v. Aetna Health and Life Ins. Co.
- Posted on 06/24/2019 Family says insurance fails to pay for mental health coverage despite medical necessity
- Posted on 04/24/2006 Eliminating Discretionary Clauses in Insurance Policies